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AI-102: What Is the Next Step in Authenticating AI-Powered Applications with Microsoft Entra ID?

Discover the role of Azure Key Vault in securing keys and enabling seamless authentication for AI-powered applications using Microsoft Entra ID.

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Question

Your organization, Nutex Corporation, has a Microsoft Entra environment. They use Azure AI services for the enterprise application to enhance customer interactions. To ensure security, you have implemented Azure Key Vault to protect the keys used by the application.

You have also assigned a user to the AI-powered application. What would be the next step for the application in the authentication process?

A. The application retrieves the key from the Azure Key Vault.
B. The application uses a key to access the Azure AI service resources.
C. The application sends a request to Azure Key Vault to generate a new key.
D. The application authenticates the user using Microsoft Entra ID.

Answer

A. The application retrieves the key from the Azure Key Vault.

Explanation

Once the security principal has been assigned to the application, the next logical step is for the application to retrieve the key from Azure Key Vault. This is essential to secure access to Azure AI services and other resources, ensuring that only authorized applications and users can access sensitive data.

The next step in the process is not that the application uses keys to access the Azure AI service resources. The application first needs to obtain the necessary key from the Key Vault to access the Azure AI service resources securely.

The application authenticating the user using Microsoft Entra ID is not the next step in the process. User authentication with Microsoft Entra ID is a separate process that generally occurs when the user first accesses the application. While this is a necessary step for user access, it does not directly follow the assignment of the security principal for accessing the key vault.

The application sending a request to Azure Key Vault to generate a new key is not the next step in the process of using Azure Key Vault for keys. Generating a new key is not required in the given scenario. That is a different action from retrieving an existing key. When a key is compromised or suspected to be compromised, you can regenerate the key to revoke the old key or generate a new one.

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